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Clients and reviews

Clients and reviews

Authors who have worked with C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists describe broad media exposure, a team that knows their book inside out, and regular reporting on results.

This page collects book publicity services reviews in clients’ own words, links to real media pages from recent C.S. Lewis & Co. campaigns so you can see the coverage yourself, and lists a sampling of authors and books the firm has worked with across business, health, current events and more.

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What do clients say about C.S. Lewis & Co.?

The most common themes are reach, attention and honesty. Clients point to dozens of radio interviews, national television, and coverage in major newspapers and magazines, and to a publicist who keeps them informed as opportunities emerge.

“Cathy Lewis helped me launch my bestselling book, The Hamster Revolution: Manage Your Email Before It Manages You. Her team helped me make over 100 media appearances, including appearing on CNN and Good Morning America. We sold over 125,000 copies in 11 languages. Cathy and her team were a big part of that success.”

Mike Song, Author of the bestseller The Hamster Revolution

“I heard all the bad things about publicists, but I was completely satisfied and very enthusiastic about Cathy. She is a pro and takes the time to really know the book inside out. She has a team of people who work with her so she can cover everything. Cathy keeps you up to date as opportunities emerge and gives you a monthly summary of results.”

Mark Pastin, Author of Make an Ethical Difference: Tools for Better Action

“In a matter of a few short months, she delivered dozens of radio interviews, television in all the major markets, and print in every major newspaper and magazine in America and Canada. When Cathy tells you she has a Rolodex she can reach out to, you’d better believe her.”

Jim Camp, Founder of Camp Negotiation Institute, author of the bestseller Start with No

“Cathy worked diligently and brought great ideas to promote our book From Smart to Wise, and has been able to generate a good amount of buzz in both radio and online publishing media. She is hard working, connects well with people, and comes up with creative ideas to produce results. For thought leaders, Cathy is a great person to work with.”

Prasad Kaipa, Author of From Smart to Wise: Acting and Leading with Wisdom

Real media hits from client campaigns

A sampling of clients

Current events, economics and politics

  • Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, 3rd Edition, John Perkins
  • The Case for a Debt Jubilee, Richard Vague
  • Awakening: Ladies, Leadership, and the Lies We’ve Been Told, Areva Martin

Business, careers and personal growth

  • The Hamster Revolution: Manage Your Email Before It Manages You, Mike Song
  • Start with No, Jim Camp
  • From Smart to Wise: Acting and Leading with Wisdom, Prasad Kaipa
  • Make an Ethical Difference: Tools for Better Action, Mark Pastin
  • The Entrepreneur Equation: Evaluating the Realities, Risks, and Rewards of Having Your Own Business, Carol Roth
  • The Resiliency Advantage: Master Change, Thrive Under Pressure, and Bounce Back from Setbacks, Al Siebert
  • No Regrets: A Ten-Step Program for Living in the Present and Leaving the Past Behind, Hamilton Beazley, PhD
  • Relationships That Work: The Power of Conscious Living, David B. Wolf
  • No More Ramen: Financial Advice for College Kids, Nicholas Aretakis

Health, medical and human potential

  • Mindfulness and Mysticism: Connecting Present Moment Awareness with Higher States of Consciousness, Ora Nadrich
  • Change Your Brain Every Day: Simple Daily Practices to Strengthen Your Mind, Memory, Moods, Focus, Energy, Habits, and Relationships, Daniel G. Amen, MD
  • Relentless: How a Massive Stroke Changed My Life for the Better, Ted Baxter
  • Dr. Susan Lark’s Hormone Revolution, Susan Lark, MD
  • Dr. Ro’s Ten Secrets to Livin’ Healthy, Dr. Rovenia Brock
  • Positive Energy: 10 Extraordinary Prescriptions for Transforming Fatigue, Stress & Fear Into Vibrance, Strength & Love, Judith Orloff, MD (Harmony Books)
  • Natural Highs: Feel Good All the Time, Hyla Cass, MD, and Patrick Holford (Penguin Putnam)
  • Overdose: The Case Against the Drug Companies, Jay Cohen, MD (Tarcher Putnam)
  • The Chemistry of Success: 6 Secrets of Peak Performance, Susan Lark, MD, and James A. Richards, MBA (Bay Books)
  • Blue Cats and Chartreuse Kittens: How Synesthetes Color Their Worlds, Patricia Lynne Duffy (Owl Books)
  • The Path of Prayer: Reflections on Prayer and True Stories of How It Affects Our Lives, Sophy Burnham (Viking Penguin)
  • Shouting at the Sky: Troubled Teens and the Problem of the Wild, Gary Ferguson (St. Martin’s Press)
  • Baby 411: Clear Answers & Smart Advice for Your Baby’s First Year, Ari Brown, MD, and Denise Fields (Windsor Peak Press)
  • No Safe Place: The Legacy of Family Violence, Christina Crawford (Station Hill Press)
  • Heart Sense for Women: Your Plan for Natural Prevention and Treatment, Stephen T. Sinatra, MD (Lifeline Press)
  • Every Heart Attack Is Preventable: How to Take Control of the 20 Risk Factors and Save Your Life, Michael Mogadam, MD (Lifeline Press)
  • Deep Healing: The Essence of Mind/Body Medicine, Emmett E. Miller, MD (Hay House)
  • Epidemic: How Teen Sex Is Killing Our Kids, Meg Meeker, MD (Lifeline Press)
  • Menopausal Years, Susun S. Weed (Ash Tree Publishing)
  • Prescription Drug Addiction: The Hidden Epidemic, Rod Colvin (Addicus Books)
  • The Macular Degeneration Sourcebook: A Guide for Patients and Families, Bert Glaser, MD (Addicus Books)
  • Understanding Parkinson’s Disease: A Self-Help Guide, David L. Cram, MD (Addicus Books)
  • The Owner’s Manual for the Brain: Everyday Applications from Mind-Brain Research, Pierce J. Howard, PhD (Bard Press)
  • The 7 Minute Miracle: The Breakthrough Program to Banish Spot Fat Forever, Sheldon Levine, MD (Lifeline Press)
  • Ulcer Free! Nature’s Safe & Effective Remedy for Ulcers, Georges M. Halpern, MD (Square One Publishers)
  • How Do You Compare? 12 Simple Tests to Discover Hidden Truths about Your Personality, Andrew N. Williams (Perigree Books)

Subject areas

C.S. Lewis & Co. has an established track record in business, careers, work/life, parenting, health, diet/nutrition, food/cookbooks, self-help, human potential, new age/spirituality.

See how those campaigns are built on the book publicity services page, browse press kit examples, or return to the book publicist overview.

Common questions

Can I see examples of C.S. Lewis & Co. work?

Yes. This site links to media pages from client campaigns, including Daniel Amen MD, Areva Martin, Ted Baxter, Ora Nadrich, Judith Orloff and Carol Roth, and offers downloadable press kits from past campaigns. The clients page also lists a sampling of authors and books the firm has worked with.

What kinds of books does C.S. Lewis & Co. publicize?

The firm has an established track record in business, careers, work/life, parenting, health, diet and nutrition, food and cookbooks, self-help, human potential, and new age and spirituality. Its client list also includes current events, economics and politics titles, such as books by John Perkins, Richard Vague and Areva Martin.

Do you work with CEOs and business authors?

Yes. Business and careers are core subject areas for the firm. Business authors benefit from expert positioning, bylined articles in business outlets and speaking engagements. Past clients include Carol Roth, author of The Entrepreneur Equation, and Mike Song, author of The Hamster Revolution, and the firm writes about how CEOs turn books into speaking platforms.

Do you work with publishers as well as authors?

Yes. C.S. Lewis & Co. serves both authors and publishers, and works closely with publishers’ and businesses’ publicity teams so its efforts complement theirs. Past campaigns include titles from houses such as Harmony Books, Penguin Putnam, Viking Penguin, St. Martin’s Press, Owl Books and Hay House, as well as smaller presses.

How often will I hear from my publicist?

Often. C.S. Lewis & Co. stays in close contact so it can pitch you into stories as they break. Client Mark Pastin notes that Cathy keeps authors up to date as opportunities emerge and gives a monthly summary of results, so you can see what has been secured and what is in progress.

Is a book publicist worth the money?

It is worth it when your goals reach beyond launch week. Publicity builds name recognition, a media platform and opportunities in publishing, client acquisition and speaking. Client Mike Song credits Cathy Lewis’s team with helping him make over 100 media appearances, including CNN and Good Morning America, for his bestseller The Hamster Revolution.

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